Sentence examples for cards might be from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr. Pandit said cautiously that the rate of losses in mortgages and credit cards might be slowing.

And is there a faint feeling that the more extreme, gushing cards might be chosen by those whose relationships with their mothers are not, in fact, perfect?

Tommy G. Thompson, the secretary of health and human services, said the savings with such cards "might be as high as 40percentt" of retail drug prices.

It would be interesting to see what the McCain camp thought she knew, didn't know, and needed to know; more than that, the cards might be useful.

For example, the Scottish painter Jack Vettriano, he of the dancing couples and greetings cards, might be Britain's "most popular" artist, but he is largely shunned by the art world.

Although working out what cards might be dealt was a question of probability, solving that problem alone wasn't enough to win: he'd also need to anticipate what his opponent might do.

A prepaid currency card might be the answer you're looking for.

A customer, for example, who buys a $100 item with a credit card might be charged an additional $2.50.

Tracy A. Hackler, an associate publisher at Beckett Media, which produces price guides for trading cards and collectibles, said the card might be worth $10,000 or more.

The first is the risk that your card might be declined (even if you warn your bank in advance, as you should, that your transaction patterns will change).

One of the many disadvantages of being a single mother is that there's no one around to remind your children that this Sunday is Mother's Day and perhaps a homemade card might be nice.